Religious Coping, Job Insecurity and Job Stress among Javanese Academic Staff: a Moderated Regression Analysis

Triantoro Safaria, Ahmad bin Othman and Muhammad Nubli Abdul Wahab

International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2010, vol. 2, issue 2, 159

Abstract: Work is a demand for an adult, because through working, person can actualize their skill and achieve theiraspiration. Beside that through working, person can meets their basic needs of life. Yet, working also has ahidden threat that can be suddenly attack and eradicate the well being of person. Those hidden threat is calledas a strain and stress.The present study purposes to examine relationship between job insecurity, and the role of religious coping asmoderator variables with job stress among Javanese academic staff. Contextual factor should be considered toachieve more in depth comprehension about dynamic relationship of job stress, especially this study takeJavanese culture account for understanding of contextualizing theory of job stress. Moderated multipleregression was conducted to examine this issue.The result of study confirmed that there is a significant relationship between job insecurity with job stress, andreligious coping moderate the relationship between job insecurity with job stress. The mechanism ofrelationship among exogenous and endogenous variables was discussed in a paper below.

Date: 2010
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